The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10

JOhn III. Sp0nseller, Dist Ward, 200;
I'd, 1870; 3rd, 302; 4th, TT; Perry town
ship precinct, 173; Richville precinct,
ITO. Total 1859. Tuscarawas, 297.
SHERIFF.
Richard B. Crawford, R-1st7 Ward,
1903; End, 26l; Bird, $40; ss4th, ia; Perry
township precinct, l61; Richville pre-
cinct, 40; total, 1874. Tuscarawas tp.,
3On.
Augustus Leininger, Dist Ward.
134; End, 165; Bird, 27S; 4th, 16}; Perry
township precinct, l45; Richville pre-
c'nct, "a; total, 1929. Tuscarawas tp.,
go.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Jonas w. Wearstler, R.-1st Ward,
281; 2nd, 234; 3rd, 344; 4th, 92; Perry
township precinct, l45; Richville pre-
cinct, so; total, l,168. Tuscarawas tp.,
277.
Jacob Schmachtenberger, D. lst
Ward 1893; End, 1870; 9rd, 299; 4th, 1856;
Perry township precinct, 161; Richville
precinct, 100; total, 1888. Tuscarawas
tp., 2S7.
TREASURER.
Hiram Doll, R.-1st Ward, 300; End,
23l; Bird, 943; 4th, 1O2; Perry township
precinct, 1853; RichYille precinct, 81; TO-
tai, 1,17S Tuscarawas tp., 269.
William Wagner ID. list Ward, 1888:
End 1S4; 3rd, 800; 4th, 174; Perry town
ship precinct, 157; RichVille precinct,
81; total, 1,l02. Tuscarawas tp., 3O7.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Charles G. Bow, R.--1st Ward, 275;
End, 2a7; 3rd, 339; 4th, 90; Perry town
ship precinct, 149; Richville precinct,
43; total, 1925. Tuscarawas tp., 255.
John G. Welty, Dist Ward, 2O5:
End, 1876; Srd, S03; 4th, 1871; Perry town
ship precinct, 166; Richvillle precinct,
l07; total, 1853. Tuscarawas tp., 31a.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
Timothy G. Putnam, R.-1st Ward,
276; End, 2Si; Bird, 34l; 4th, So; Perry
township precinct, 145; Richville pre-
cinct, 80; total, 1884. Tuscarawas tp
'2l7.
Cyrus II. Stoner, Dist Ward, 204;
End, 100; Bird, 303; 4th, 1S9; Perry town
ship precinct, III; Richville precinct
100; total, 1857. Tuscarawas tp., 1862.
MINOR MAssILLoN MATTERS.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ben Kline Tuesday.
Mr., William Knapp, Of Washington,
ID. c., is home to vote.
Robert Foster, agent Of the Baldwin
Theater Co., is in the city.
Bishop Bedell ordained Mr.. A. A.
Bresee to the ministery today at Epis-
copal Church.
A small wreak occurred this morn
ing on the G. L. & w. railroad opposite
the Window Glass Works.
Mr.. John Power, of North Lawrence,
a gentleman "a years old, died yester-
day. Funeral Thursday at Canal Full
ton, at 8 a. IN.
Mr.. William Ertle, who is travelling
with the Wilson All Star Minstrels,
came home yesterday to spend several
days with his parents and acquaint-
ences.
Several trampS are confined in the
calaboose.
Miss Snyder, of Newark, N. j., is Wis
iting Miss Russell.
Mrs. II. B. Yost and Miss Arletta
Yost are visiting in Cleveland.
Go and see the Veterans Son" played
tonight at Bucher's Opera House.
Miss Clara McCleery, of Sewickley,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. McCue.
Miss Alice Boerner, who has been
visiting friends in Canal Dover the past
week, returned home today. H.,
The Baldwin Theater Company will
make a one week stand in Massillon,
commencing Monday, November 18th.
The Y. NJ. C. A. had a meeting last
evening in the Presbyterian chapel and
decided to have acOmmittee canvass the
city for members.
The open meeting of Hart Post No.
1874, G. A. r. Wednesday,, was attended
by quite number of spectators.
Speeches were made by several of the
members.
The Massillon Belle was in demand
Tuesday evening by those waiting to
hear the election returns and was pro-
nounced by all to be first class smoker.
Sold at Hotel Conrad cigar store.